Somebody reported the fire fourteen minutes before it started. Prove it in real SQL. Learn the language from your first line, question a live evidence database, and let the records name the culprit for you.
Charming game but extremely easy and lacking content. Feels more like a demo or platform for people to create scenarios for.
The game seems well-made and I didn't have any issues playing, but I was able to finish half the game in under an hour while being somewhat purposefully slow. The SQL required to solve each case is extremely basic; reaching the...
A pleasant and easy-to-understand SQL practice tool; it walks you step by step through working with data and writing queries, and when needed helps you understand syntax and fix errors. For beginners, it’s exactly what’s needed.
Nice idea but terribly executed. If you ever used SQL you will be bored out your mind and suprised how little you can even use, since the in game SQL is very basic.
If you just start out, you can give it a try.
I can't recommend this game right now. If the tutorial is anything to go by, it's very strict about which columns will be accepted and how you solve each case. I'm also not entirely sure if the 9 cases that the game comes with will take that long.
I also didn't like the UI on the dossier. That's where I stopped - I opened one of the non-tutorial cases...
I think this game could be fun for anyone who is interested in learning about writing SQL queries. Probably not as much fun for folks who are already adept at it. If you are comfortable doing joins, you will probably find this game pretty easy.